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Trigger during capturing and search after capturing

The trigger function allows you to set diverse parameters to detect

a particular waveform anomaly during capturing. Setting the pre-

trigger mode allows you to monitor the pre-trigger waveform. This is

useful for analyzing the cause of the anomaly.

On the other hand, the search function allows you to detect an anom-

aly after all data is captured. This allows you to search for and display

an anomaly in the same manner as with the trigger function.

When a waveform is unpredictable and setting a parameter during

measurement is difficult, it is recommended to use the search func-

tion to locate an anomaly after capturing.

n Capture a sudden power loss with the drop trigger

Set the voltage drop trigger to capture a sudden power loss resulting from a blackout

caused by lighting or a circuit breaker tripping.

Set the window out trigger to capture an impulse noise or surge noise (voltage swell)

caused by, for example, the solenoid opening and closing.

Set multiple triggers on a single channel

Unlike with conventional MEMORY HiCORDERs, the 8860 series

allows you to set multiple trigger parameters on a particular single

channel. This allows you to set, for example, the glitch trigger, level

trigger, window-out trigger, voltage drop trigger, window-in trigger,

and on the same input wave-

form to monitor it. (8 parameters

in the 8860

-50 and 16 param-

eters in the 8861

-50 can be set.)

n Stop trigger for the MEM function

Unlike with conventional MEMORY HiCORDERs, a stop trigger is supported. This

enables the timing of measurement to be controlled for both the MEM and REC

functions. This also allows you to set Start or Stop independently for each trigger

source, thus enabling the timing of measurement to be controlled in a variety of

combinations. (Start or Stop trigger can also be set to the logical source.)

n Slope trigger

Unlike with conventional MEMORY

HiCORDERs, a slope trigger is supported.

This allows you to monitor a noise

superimposed on periodic waveforms such

as a power waveform. This also allows you

to monitor a rapid change in temperature

with the amount of change in slope instead

of level.

n Edge detection and level detection of the logic trigger

Unlike with conventional MEMORY HiCORDERs supporting only

edge detection, the Models 8860

-50 and 8861-50 supports level

detection of the logic trigger. This function causes the trigger to be

activated when a specified pattern occurs, even if the logic pattern

condition is not met after the start of measurement.

Set the event times independently for each trigger source

* For the analog trigger only

Unlike with conventional MEMORY HiCORDERs,

this allows you to set the event times independently for

each trigger source, thus enabling the setting of trigger

conditions in a variety of combinations.

Accurately capture waveforms with diverse parameters

- Advanced trigger function -

A simple level trigger causes the

start trigger to be activated

The eighth level trigger causes the

stop trigger to be activated (in the

case of specifying the event times)

Power waveform noise Power waveform noise Rapid change in temperature

For edge detection of pattern “1, 0, 0,

↑

,” the

trigger is not activated in this position.

For edge detection, the trigger is not activated unless

the condition is not met after the start of measurement

For level detection, the trigger is activated only if the

condition is met after the start of measurement

In case of conventional edge detection

↑

In case of level detection

The trigger event times for the

trigger source is set to 5.